The GribCast

After E.W.S. makes her first appearance on The GribCast to briefly share her opinion of Twin Peaks: The Return, The Gribshnobler and LadyMsGee spend a half hour trying to recover from watching the bewildering finale made up of Parts 17 and 18. Don of the Dead then stops by for an in-depth discuss of The Return, offering his own opinions, analysis, and predictions. Along the way you'll hear some Badalamenti and David Lynch influenced music from The Gribshnobler, LadyMsGee, and John Demarkis, as well as more TP influenced tunes from Shock Street and The Astronaut Arcade featuring Lucy Black.

Stay Tuned! LadyMsGee, The Gribshnobler, and Don of the Dead will later join forces to bring you one last in-depth discussion of Twin Peaks: The Return and its confounding conclusion.

This episode is dedicated to the memory of Harry Dean Stanton.

Check out Retro Promenade Records on Facebook, Bandcamp, Soundcloud (includes the Time Slap Podcast), Youtube, and Twitter

Music in this Episode

1. Robert Parker: Twin Peaks Theme (Originally by Angelo Badalamenti)

From The Next Peak Vol. 1: A Retro Synth Tribute to Twin Peaks

Robert Parker on Facebook, Bandcamp, Soundcloud, Twitter, and Tumblr

2. The Gribshnobler & John Demarkis: Strange Haberdashery (John Demarkis mix)

Previously Unreleased

Hear more of John's music here: http://www.johndemarkis.com

Order his CD Imagine That: https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/johndemarkis3

3. The Gribshnobler & LadyMsGee: Yoko 'n' Lynch

from the album Yay!!

The Gribshnobler on Bandcamp, Soundcloud, Instagram, and Twitter

4. Shock Street: Pilot

from the album The Next Peak Vol. 3: Original Music Inspired by Twin Peaks

Shock Street on Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/shock-street

5. The Astronaut Arcade featuring Lucy Black: Falling

From The Next Peak Vol. 1: A Retro Synth Tribute to Twin Peaks

The Astronaut Arcade on Facebook and Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/thenorthernlightsmusic

Lucy Black on Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/lucy-black-official

The Gribshnobler and LadyMsGee move ever closer to the conclusion of David Lynch's Twin Peaks: The Return by discussing Parts 15 & 16, along with some mention of the books The Secret History of Twin Peaks by Mark Frost and The Secret Diary of Laura Palmer by Jennifer Lynch. Includes TP inspired music by Hide & Sequence, Femmepop, and Diamond Field & The Black Lodge Girls.

Check out Retro Promenade Records on Facebook, Bandcamp, Soundcloud (includes the Time Slap Podcast), Youtube, and Twitter

Music in this Episode

1. Robert Parker: Twin Peaks Theme (Originally by Angelo Badalamenti)

From The Next Peak Vol. 1: A Retro Synth Tribute to Twin Peaks

Robert Parker on Facebook, Bandcamp, Soundcloud, Twitter, and Tumblr

2. Hide & Sequence: Dark Water

from the album The Next Peak Vol. 3: Original Music Inspired by Twin Peaks

Hide & Sequence on Bandcamp, Twitter, and https://hideandsequence.net

3. Femmepop: Audrey

from the album The Next Peak Vol. 3: Original Music Inspired by Twin Peaks

Femmepop on Bandcamp, Facebook, Soundcloud, and https://www.femmepop.com

4. Diamond Field & The Black Lodge Girls - Burning Blood

from the album The Next Peak Vol. 3: Original Music Inspired by Twin Peaks

Diamond Field on Facebook, Bandcamp, and Twitter

Luca Discs on Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/lucadiscs

The Gribshnobler and LadyMsGee continue their discussion of the new series from the minds of David Lynch and Mark Frost, Twin Peaks: The Return, this time covering Parts 12, 13, & 14. Includes more music inspired by TP from The Boy & Sister Alma, 20SIX Hundred, and Deadlights.

Check out Retro Promenade Records on Facebook, Bandcamp, Soundcloud (includes the Time Slap Podcast), Youtube, and Twitter

Music in this Episode

1. Robert Parker: Twin Peaks Theme (Originally by Angelo Badalamenti)

From The Next Peak Vol. 1: A Retro Synth Tribute to Twin Peaks

Robert Parker on Facebook, Bandcamp, Soundcloud, Twitter, and Tumblr

2. The Boy & Sister Alma: One Eye, One Arm, One Man

from the album The Next Peak Vol. 3: Original Music Inspired by Twin Peaks

The Boy & Sister Alma on Bandcamp, Facebook, Soundcloud and http://www.boyandalma.com

3. 20SIX Hundred: She Had a lot of Secrets (Laura Palmer's Theme Remix)

from the album The Next Peak Vol. 2: A Retro Synth Re-Imagining of Twin Peaks

20SIX Hundred on Bandcamp, Facebook, and Soundcloud

4. Deadlights: Pseudostuga Menziesii

from the album The Next Peak Vol. 3: Original Music Inspired by Twin Peaks

Deadlights on Bandcamp, Facebook, and Soundcloud

The Gribshnobler and LadyMsGee finally get to discuss the 2017 film adaptation of Jeanette Walls' memoir The Glass Castle, directed by Destin Daniel Cretton and starring Brie Larson, Woody Harrelson, Naomi Watts, and Ella Anderson. After this the Gribshnobler is joined by The Contrarian to talk about the Christopher Nolan film Dunkirk, starring Fionn Whitehead, Barry Keoghan, Mark Rylance, Tom Hardy, and Kenneth Brannagh.

Note: SPOILERS for both films!!!

Music in this Episode

1. Sleepwalking Music: we are lucky that we are still alive

2. Sleepwalking Music: i'll never gonna be fine

from the album Drowning

Sleepwalking Music on Bandcamp and Soundcloud

3. Camel: Preparation/Dunkirk (Live at the Hammersmith Odeon 1976)

from the album Moonmadness (Deluxe version) (available from Amazon)

The Gribshnobler and LadyMsGee return again to discuss Twin Peaks: The Return, the new series from the minds of David Lynch and Mark Frost. This time we react to parts 9, 10, & 11, with an interlude featuring the Contrarian discussing the original Twin Peaks series. Includes more music inspired by TP from MIDWAVE, The Black Hundred, and Kalax, along with a track by David Lynch himself.

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Music in this Episode

1. Robert Parker: Twin Peaks Theme (Originally by Angelo Badalamenti)

From The Next Peak Vol. 1: A Retro Synth Tribute to Twin Peaks

Robert Parker on Facebook, Bandcamp, Soundcloud, Twitter, and Tumblr

2. MIDWAVE – Diane Parts 1 and 2

from the album The Next Peak Vol. 3: Original Music Inspired by Twin Peaks

MIDWAVE on Bandcamp, Facebook, Youtube, and Soundcloud

3. The Black Hundred: A Strange and Difficult Path

from the album The Next Peak Vol. 3: Original Music Inspired by Twin Peaks

The Black Hundred on Bandcamp, Facebook, Twitter, and SoundCloud

4. David Lynch: And Light Shines

Outtake from the Big Dream

From Todo Muere Vol. 4, available from Sacred Bones Records

5. Kalax: Lullaby for Lovers feat. Lucy Black (Falling Again)

from the album The Next Peak Vol. 2: A Retro Synth Re-Imagining of Twin Peaks

Kalax on Facebook, Bandcamp, Twitter, and Soundcloud

Lucy Black on Soundcloud

The Gribshnobler and LadyMsGee discuss the 2017 british drama film Lady Macbeth, directed by William Oldroyd and written by Alice Birch, based on the novel Lady Macbeth of the Mtsensk District by Nikolai Leskov, and starring Florence Pugh, Cosmo Jarvis, Paul Hilton, Naomi Ackie and Christopher Fairbank. Includes some dark ambient music by Whispers of the Black Wulf

SPOILER ALERT!! we discuss many details of the film, including the ending.

Watch the trailer here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Z0N8ULhuUA

Music in this episode

1. The Gribshnobler: Fugue in A Minor

The Gribshnobler on Bandcamp and Soundcloud

2. Whispers of the Black Wulf: The Dark Queen of the Crossroads

from the album Whispers of the Black Wulf

Whispers of the Black Wulf on Facebook and Bandcamp

Catch up on Twin Peaks: The Return with The Gribshnobler & LadyMsGee in this reaction triple feature. You can hear us discuss Parts 6, 7, and the infamous 8, and listen to some more TP inspired Retro Synth / Synthwave and Krzysztof Penderecki's, avant-garde modern classical piece Threnody for the Victims of Hiroshima.

Check out Retro Promenade Records on Facebook, Bandcamp, Soundcloud (includes the Time Slap Podcast), Youtube, and Twitter

The David Koechner film we refer to is called Cheap Thrills. It is available through Netflix and Amazon.

Music in This Episode

1. Robert Parker: Twin Peaks Theme (Originally by Angelo Badalamenti)

From The Next Peak Vol. 1: A Retro Synth Tribute to Twin Peaks

Robert Parker on Facebook, Bandcamp, Soundcloud, Twitter, and Tumblr

2. Full Eclipse featuring Michael Stuart: Audrey's Dance (Originally by Angelo Badalamenti)

From The Next Peak Vol. 1: A Retro Synth Tribute to Twin Peaks

Full Eclipse on Bandcamp, Facebook, and Soundcloud

3. Diamond Field featuring Rat Rios: The Nightingale (Originally by Angelo Badalamenti, Lyrics by David Lynch)

From The Next Peak Vol. 1: A Retro Synth Tribute to Twin Peaks

Diamond Field on Facebook and Bandcamp

Luca Discs on Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/lucadiscs

4. Krzysztof Penderecki, Polish National Radio Symphony Orchestra: Threnody for the Victims of Hiroshima

from Orchestral Works Vol. 1

The Gribshnobler and LadyMsGee just watched the new Sofia Coppola film starring Nicole Kidman, Kirsten Dunst, Colin Farrell, and Elle Fanning. This is their discussion of the film, recorded immediately after viewing.

View the trailer for The Beguiled here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_r_FSRbuZ9Y&index=97&list=PLu4Ei7kM19lRYgjdQSi0Q6YDJQvgAahgK

Music in this episode

1. Hayden Quartet: Shall We Gather at the River (written by Robert Lowry)

Available here: https://archive.org/details/78_shall-we-gather-at-the-river_lowry-hayden-quartet_gbia0000402b/Shall+We+Gather+at+The+River+-+Lowry+-+Hayden+Quartet.flac

The Gribshnobler and LadyMsGee get into a discussion of two novels of the Fitzgeralds: Save Me The Waltz by Zelda Fitzgerald and Tender is the Night by F. Scott Fitzgerald. LadyMsGee shares a great deal of information culled from much research, including the autobiographical and historical elements of each novel, the Fitzgeralds' difficult marriage, Zelda's difficulties with mental health and treatment, and more. This episode will be of particular interest to Zelda fans, or those who would like to know more about her life and artistic work.

Supplemented with two pieces of 1920s 78 rpm jazz, and two pieces of classical music mentioned in Save Me The Waltz.

We were inspired to do this episode by the TV series Z: The Beginning of Everything, starring Christina Ricci and David Hoflin. Watch the show on Amazon

Save Me The Waltz by Zelda Fitzgerald is available from Amazon (includes all of her other written works) and Audible

Tender is the Night by F. Scott Fitzgerald is available from Amazon and Audible

Z: A Novel of Zelda Fitzgerald by Therese Anne Fowler (basis for the TV series) is available from Amazon and Audible

An article featuring some of the artwork of Zelda Fitzgerald: https://www.brainpickings.org/2014/04/15/zelda-fitzgerald-art/

Music in this Episode

1. Southern Serenaders: Runnin' Wild (1922)

Available here: https://archive.org/details/RunninWild_924

2. C. Mack; J. Johnson; Lee Roy and his Band: The Charleston

Available here: https://archive.org/details/78_the-charleston_c.-mack-j.-johnson-lee-roy-and-his-band_gbia0000332a

3. Johann Strauss, Vienna Waltz Orchestra: Tales from the Vienna Woods

available here: https://archive.org/details/78_tales-from-the-vienna-woods_vienna-waltz-orchestra-johann-strauss_gbia0006923a

4. Charles Gounod, Metropolitan Opera Orchestra, Wilfred Pelletier, cond. Live performance, Dec. 31, 1949: Faust - Introduction

Available here: https://archive.org/details/FaustOrchIntroOpeningdiStefanoPelletier

Other Materials

Films:

Tender is the Night (1962) dir. by Henry King

F. Scott Fitzgerald and the Last of the Belles (1974) dir. George Schaefer

The Great Gatsby (2013) dir. Baz Luhrman

Fiction:

This Side of Paradise, The Great Gatsby, and the short stories of F. Scott Fitzgerald

Biographies:

Zelda: Her Voice in Paradise by Sally Cline

Sometimes Madness is Wisdom: Zelda and Scott Fitzgerald, a Marriage by Kendall Taylor

Historical/Biographical Fiction:

The Paris Wife by Paula McClain

The Gribshnobler and LadyMsGee go for another car ride and discuss Part 5 of Twin Peaks: The Return, although we do get distracted by an attempt to find Taco Bell. Includes some more Twin Peaks inspired Retro Synth / Synthwave music by CTRL_ALT_DSTRY & Robert Parker.

Retro Promenade Records on Facebook, Bandcamp, Soundcloud (includes the Time Slap Podcast), Youtube, and Twitter

Music in this episode

1. Robert Parker: Twin Peaks Theme (Originally by Angelo Badalamenti)

From The Next Peak Vol. 1: A Retro Synth Tribute to Twin Peaks

Robert Parker on Facebook, Bandcamp, Soundcloud, Twitter, and Tumblr

2. CTRL_ALT_DSTRY: Plastic

from the album The Next Peak Vol. 3: Original Music Inspired by Twin Peaks